Sentence examples for a climate report from inspiring English sources
A.I.G., for example, just released a climate report of its own, noting "a disproportionate increase in the number of extreme weather events" in North America.
"Nasa dropped a bombshell of a climate report," said Jeff Masters and Bob Henson, who analysed the data on the Weather Underground website.
The federal government released a climate report predicting that more frequent and intense heavy rains were unavoidable in North America in a world warmed by increasing concentrations of heat-trapping gases.
In late May, the White House approved a climate report that was then submitted by the State Department to the United Nations, though it contained far more dire projections of harm from global warming than Mr. Bush had publicly accepted.
Two members of the Australian Climate Change Authority have accused their colleagues of designing a climate report to be politically viable, rather than an objective analysis.
Only this week, a climate report from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said 2012 was among the 10 warmest years on record.
In science news around the world this week, a Chinese climate report paints a grim picture, a new Australian facility is imaging the world's worst viruses infecting cells in real time, the European Union has banned "backscatter" body scanners, and Chinese geneticists plan to sequence thousands of crops, animals, and insects.
This time, the remarks came in the context of a brief preview Holdren gave of a new climate report that the Obama administration is scheduled to release next week.
And global warming is likely to spawn more similar weather extremes at a huge cost, says a draft summary of an international climate report obtained by The Associated Press.
Other online writers argue that the files contain evidence that a government climate scientist in May 2008 deliberately deleted e-mails related to a major climate report.
In a prenuptial climate report, the couple had assured guests that they should feel free to "dress for comfort and safety" rather than style.
